1) it's designed for everyone. it's an omni portable device, it's not like a ds where it's dedicated to children.
2) their point is to make it more portable, it being able to fit in your pocket. all in one device where you can also hook up your phone via bluetooth (no idea how this will help)
3) agreed, but then again, omni device
4) agreed, though they might come up with excuse "not enough PCB room"
5) it works as steam, you have your own account, buy a game, download it any time how many times you want, but it can only be played with that account active. complete broken downloads and all
6) hype, and later on in this world, everything is going to be digital. PSN sales prove that people are going digital on the PS3, why not PSP ? also, as sony said, this isn't replacing the 3000, they'll be both on the shelves
7) that's what demo's are for...
8) was there a processor update from the 2000 to the 3000 mate ? don't think so
9) how do you know that ? maybe they surveyed the wrong people
10) it has expandable memory, read over the specs =.= and new technology is coming out, 32gb mspd is already out ...
11) yes you can, game sharing, many games support this..
12) learn to spell
13) do some research
14) learn to count
it might be your opinion. but you cant say they killed the psp, the world is changing mate, things are going digital and it's their decisions to make ...
don't like it ? go make